Gujarat Polls 2017
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"AAP Played Big Role In Gujarat Loss": Poll In-Charge Ashok Gehlot To NDTV
Congress, with just 17 seats, saw a major loss of fortunes from it 2017 tally of 77. This is Congress's lowest seat tally in Gujarat; its previous low was 33 seats in the 1990 elections.
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Gujarat Elections: NOTA Votes Down By Over 9% Since 2017
The share of NOTA (none of the above) votes in the Gujarat Assembly elections fell by more than nine per cent from 2017, with the highest of 7,331 such votes polled in Khedbrahma seat this time.
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In Key Gujarat Region, Congress's Seat Count Dropped From 28 To 3
A region wise analysis of the Gujarat assembly results shows that the ruling BJP swept Saurashtra, winning 40 of 48 seats, regaining its hold over a region where the Congress held sway in 2017 polls, bagging as many as 28 seats.
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Patidars Back BJP In Gujarat After Staying Away From Party In 2017
The Patidar community, a section of which had voted against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 2017 Assembly polls, returned to the ruling outfit in the just concluded polls as it won almost all the seats.
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65.2% Voting In Phase-2 Of Gujarat Election Compared To 69.9% In 2017
A voter turnout of 65.22 per cent was recorded in the second and final phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections in 93 seats, as per the latest data shared by the Election Commission on Tuesday.
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63% Voting In 1st Phase Of Gujarat Election, Drop From 66% In 2017
An average voter turnout of 63.31 per cent was recorded in the first phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections in 89 seats, the Election Commission said on Friday while announcing final figures.
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Ahead Of Gujarat Polls, Rs 300 Crore In Cash, Liquor Seized; 10 Times 2017
Cash, drugs, liquor and freebies worth over Rs 290 crore have so far been seized in poll-bound Gujarat, which is over 10 times the recoveries made during the entire 2017 assembly election period in the state.
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With 48 Seats, Saurashtra Region Holds Key To Power In Gujarat Polls
The ruling BJP, which could win just 19 seats in the region in the 2017 elections as against 30 in 2012, is also making concerted efforts to regain its lost ground by poaching Congress MLAs.
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5 Points On Alpesh Thakor, BJP's Candidate From Gujarat's Gandhinagar South
Alpesh Thakor was the face of the anti-BJP campaign in the state during the 2017 Gujarat Assembly elections.
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Case Against Gujarat Congress MLA For Hiding Property Detail In Poll Affidavit
An FIR was lodged against Gujarat Congress MLA Nathabhai Patel under the Representation of the People Act for allegedly submitting false information in his affidavit while filing his nomination for the 2017 Assembly election.
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Gujarat Bypoll Outcome Makes Ruling BJP, Vijay Rupani Stronger In State
The BJP, which had managed to retain power in Gujarat with a slender majority in the 2017 Assembly polls, has now improved its position ahead of the 2022 state elections by winning all eight seats in the bypolls held last week.
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Gujarat Education Minister's Election Declared Void By High Court For Malpractice
The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday declared state BJP minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama's election in 2017 as void on grounds of malpractice and manipulation.
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Gujarat By-Election Result 2019: BJP Nominee Alpesh Thakor Loses From Radhapur
Alpesh Thakor, who emerged as an OBC leader during the Patel quota agitation and won the Radhanpur seat in the 2017 polls on Congress' ticket, later quit after differences with the state party leadership.
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Top Court To Hear Ahmed Patel's Plea On Rajya Sabha Polls On September 23
The Supreme Court Monday said it will hear on September 23 the plea of senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel seeking stay on further proceedings in the Gujarat High Court on his 2017 election to the Rajya Sabha that has been challenged by rival BJP candidate Balwantsinh Rajput.
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In Junagadh Lok Sabha Seat, BJP's Development Vs Congress' 2017 Poll Show
The Junagadh Lok Sabha constituency in Gujarat has been a BJP bastion since 1991, but the party is not going to have it easy this time going by the results of the 2017 assembly polls.
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"AAP Played Big Role In Gujarat Loss": Poll In-Charge Ashok Gehlot To NDTV
Congress, with just 17 seats, saw a major loss of fortunes from it 2017 tally of 77. This is Congress's lowest seat tally in Gujarat; its previous low was 33 seats in the 1990 elections.
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Gujarat Elections: NOTA Votes Down By Over 9% Since 2017
The share of NOTA (none of the above) votes in the Gujarat Assembly elections fell by more than nine per cent from 2017, with the highest of 7,331 such votes polled in Khedbrahma seat this time.
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In Key Gujarat Region, Congress's Seat Count Dropped From 28 To 3
A region wise analysis of the Gujarat assembly results shows that the ruling BJP swept Saurashtra, winning 40 of 48 seats, regaining its hold over a region where the Congress held sway in 2017 polls, bagging as many as 28 seats.
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Patidars Back BJP In Gujarat After Staying Away From Party In 2017
The Patidar community, a section of which had voted against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 2017 Assembly polls, returned to the ruling outfit in the just concluded polls as it won almost all the seats.
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65.2% Voting In Phase-2 Of Gujarat Election Compared To 69.9% In 2017
A voter turnout of 65.22 per cent was recorded in the second and final phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections in 93 seats, as per the latest data shared by the Election Commission on Tuesday.
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63% Voting In 1st Phase Of Gujarat Election, Drop From 66% In 2017
An average voter turnout of 63.31 per cent was recorded in the first phase of the Gujarat Assembly elections in 89 seats, the Election Commission said on Friday while announcing final figures.
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Ahead Of Gujarat Polls, Rs 300 Crore In Cash, Liquor Seized; 10 Times 2017
Cash, drugs, liquor and freebies worth over Rs 290 crore have so far been seized in poll-bound Gujarat, which is over 10 times the recoveries made during the entire 2017 assembly election period in the state.
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With 48 Seats, Saurashtra Region Holds Key To Power In Gujarat Polls
The ruling BJP, which could win just 19 seats in the region in the 2017 elections as against 30 in 2012, is also making concerted efforts to regain its lost ground by poaching Congress MLAs.
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5 Points On Alpesh Thakor, BJP's Candidate From Gujarat's Gandhinagar South
Alpesh Thakor was the face of the anti-BJP campaign in the state during the 2017 Gujarat Assembly elections.
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Case Against Gujarat Congress MLA For Hiding Property Detail In Poll Affidavit
An FIR was lodged against Gujarat Congress MLA Nathabhai Patel under the Representation of the People Act for allegedly submitting false information in his affidavit while filing his nomination for the 2017 Assembly election.
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Gujarat Bypoll Outcome Makes Ruling BJP, Vijay Rupani Stronger In State
The BJP, which had managed to retain power in Gujarat with a slender majority in the 2017 Assembly polls, has now improved its position ahead of the 2022 state elections by winning all eight seats in the bypolls held last week.
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Gujarat Education Minister's Election Declared Void By High Court For Malpractice
The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday declared state BJP minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama's election in 2017 as void on grounds of malpractice and manipulation.
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Gujarat By-Election Result 2019: BJP Nominee Alpesh Thakor Loses From Radhapur
Alpesh Thakor, who emerged as an OBC leader during the Patel quota agitation and won the Radhanpur seat in the 2017 polls on Congress' ticket, later quit after differences with the state party leadership.
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Top Court To Hear Ahmed Patel's Plea On Rajya Sabha Polls On September 23
The Supreme Court Monday said it will hear on September 23 the plea of senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel seeking stay on further proceedings in the Gujarat High Court on his 2017 election to the Rajya Sabha that has been challenged by rival BJP candidate Balwantsinh Rajput.
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In Junagadh Lok Sabha Seat, BJP's Development Vs Congress' 2017 Poll Show
The Junagadh Lok Sabha constituency in Gujarat has been a BJP bastion since 1991, but the party is not going to have it easy this time going by the results of the 2017 assembly polls.
